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SOBCon08 Biz School for Bloggers: Connections and CommunityThe Blog Herald - May 7, 2008 The worst part of the Successful and Outstanding Bloggers Conference (SOBCon) is that I now have to add over a hundred feeds to my feed reader. When you are in a room with over a hundred of the most powerful, exiting … Tagged: news, blogging, events, editorial, bloggers, passion, blog relationships, professional bloggers |
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Interview: Colleen Coplick on Taking Over Buzz NetworkerThe Blog Herald - May 7, 2008 On April 22, Colleen Coplick took the helm at b5media blog Buzz Networker, replacing former blogger Kevin Palmer. Taking charge of an established blog is always a hard thing, I know that for a fact (actually, it goes … Tagged: interviews, features |
The Blog Herald - May 7, 2008
TechCrunch notes that CNN is featuring Mixx, the Digg competitor, separately from other social bookmarking services. The “Mixx it” link and logo goes beside the E-mail to a friend and Share links, so that’s quite more …
Tagged: news, social media, user generated content
The Blog Herald - May 7, 2008
When first compiling my list of links for this week’s Movable Type Monday, I thought last week was quite quiet. Turns out I was wrong with a significant refactoring to major code coming in beta 5 of Movable Type Open …
Tagged: features, movable type
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Blogging is Not About YouThe Blog Herald - May 7, 2008 One of the loudest messages shouted from the rooftops in Chicago at Successful and Outstanding Bloggers Conference (SOBCon) was: It’s not about you. This came through on many levels. Let’s examine a few. Your blog is … Tagged: features, blogging, events, web 2 0, editorial, featured, passion, blog relationships |
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Podcast 2008.2: An exclusive interview with Duncan Riley on his exit from TechCrunchThe Blog Herald - May 7, 2008 Duncan Riley, the former owner of The Blog Herald, has left his gig as a blogger for Michael Arrington’s TechCrunch, the number one blog in the blogosphere. In this exclusive interview with Duncan, we talk about how … |
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Google Reader Launches With Notes (FriendFeed Killer Anyone?)The Blog Herald - May 7, 2008 It looks as if Google Reader users will have another reason to use the feed reader over its rivals. Google Reader has launched a feature that allows users to not only share their favorite items with friends, but also … Tagged: technology, general, news, google |
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Copyright and TwitterThe Blog Herald - May 7, 2008 Every time a new technology comes along that aides communication, copyright inevitably becomes an issue with it, at least to some degree. From piano rolls to radios to televisions to the Web, every great technology has … |
The Blog Herald - May 7, 2008
Last year at about this time, my keyboard wrote me a letter. I listened. And have since changed my desk cleaning habits. Many of you, however, never got the memo. A small study conducted by a British micorbiologist …
The Blog Herald - May 7, 2008
Gayla McCord over at b5media announced that two new blogs have joined the blog network. One is her own MomGadget, and the other is Robust Cooking edited by Julie Fletcher. That would be b5 blogs #998765 and #998766 …
Tagged: blog networks